We’re
getting
closer
to
the
biggest
gaming
event
of
the
year:
Summer
Game
Fest.
Ever
since
E3
collapsed,
Summer
Game
Fest
has
become
the
place
to
be
for
big
game
announcements
and
reveals.
Admittedly
it
has
its
problems,
including
a
lot
of
advertising,
but
even
so
it’s
still
an
exciting
event
because
it’s
always
fun
to
see
who
is
going
to
turn
up,
what
will
be
shown
off
and
which
new
games
will
be
debuted.

Summer
Game
Fest
will
take
place
on
June
7th
this
year
and
will
be
available
to
watch
online
for
free.
Or
you
can
grab
a
ticket
and
attend
in
person.

That
will
be
followed
up
by
Summer
Game
Fest:
Play
Days,
an
invite-only
event
for
the
media,
Youtubers
and
personalities.
It’s
from
here
that
you’ll
usually
see
outlets
creating
previews
and
conducting
interviews.

As
of
today,
Summer
Game
Fest
has
confirmed
55
partners
will
be
making
an
appearance
at
the
show.
More
are
yet
to
be
announced,
and
some
won’t
be
revealed
until
the
show
itself.
Of
course,
many
of
the
big
names
will
be
there
such
as
Xbox,
Ubisoft,
PlayStation
and
EA,
along
with
a
host
of
other
companies
looking
to
show
off
their
goods.

Some
of
these
companies
will
also
be
hosting
their
own
events.

Xbox,
for
example,
will
have
its
own
summer
showcase
on
June
9,
and
will
likely
save
its
biggest
announcements
for
that,
such
as
the

rumoured
Gears
of
War.

Here’s
the
complete
list
of
every
confirmed
developer,
publisher
and
company
who
will
be
at
Summer
Game
Fest:

• 2K
• Amazon
  Games
• Annapurna
  Interactive
• Arc
  Games
• Atari
• Bandai
  Namco
  Entertainment
• Blumhouse
  Games
• Bokeh
  Game
  Studio
• CAPCOM
• Day
  of
  the
  Devs
• Deep
  Silver
• Devolver
  Digital
• Discord
• Dolby
• Electronic
  Arts
• Embark
  Studios
• Epic
  Games
• Focus
  Entertainment
• Funcom
• HoYoverse
• iam8bit
• Indie
  Angels
• Innersloth
• Ironmace
• Jyamma
  Games
• Level
  Infinite
• Magic
  the
  Gathering
• Meta
• NCSoft
• NetEase
  Games
• Netflix
  Games
• Nexon
• Niantic
• PLAION
• PlayStation
• Pocketpair
• Private
  Division
• Razer
• Recreate
  Games
• Riot
  Games
• S-GAME
• Samsung
  Gaming
  Hub
• Seasun
  Games
• SEGA
• SNK
• Steam
• Sunblink
• Supercell
• Thunderful
  Games
• TiMi
  Studio
  Group
• Torn
  Banner
  Studios
• Ubisoft
• Uncapped
  Games
• WB
  Games
• Xbox